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ST. THOMAS — As a blistering heat wave continued Monday, rolling blackouts plagued V.I. Water and Power Authority customers throughout the St. Thomas-St. John district, and there’s no end in

The Collective Bargaining Office announced on Friday that Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a tentative wage agreement with the Registered Nurses Leadership Union last month. The RNLU’s last collective bargaining

As Virgin Islanders battle a brutal heatwave, unexplained power outages are continuing as the V.I. Water and Power Authority struggles to pay for fuel and infrastructure repairs.

Latest Virgin Islands (BVI) News on local community, politics, finance/business, culture and sports.

A new round of rolling blackouts began on St. Thomas Thursday afternoon, after the V.I. Water and Power Authority announced the need to conserve fuel.

Bryan attending NGA roundtable in Hawaii

A 76-year-old woman was injured during a shootout Sunday in the Villa Lorraine Apartments on St. Croix, and V.I. Police have not identified any suspects.

ST. THOMAS — Water and power outages have been plaguing the St. Thomas-St. John district, as the V.I. Water and Power Authority fails to maintain aging infrastructure — and the

Dear Editor,

A 76-year-old woman was injured during a shootout Sunday in the Villa Lorraine Apartments on St. Croix, and V.I. Police have not identified any suspects.